Located just 10 kilometers south of Køge, Kratgarden is a unique destination for families and art lovers exploring South Zealand and the nearby Møn island. Nestled at the foot of Ranes Banke, the highest point in eastern Zealand at 42 meters above sea level, this historic family farm offers a refreshing blend of nature and culture with magnificent views of the surrounding landscape.
At Kratgarden, visitors can immerse themselves in contemporary handmade crafts created by talented artists including Birgit Larsen (ceramics), Vibeke Frost (ceramics, painting, and textiles), and John Khan (metalwork and mobiles). The gallery displays a diverse array of artworks, combining traditional techniques with modern artistic expression, perfect for those curious about Scandinavian craft heritage in a modern context.
The gallery space is designed with a cozy café-like atmosphere, accommodating up to 50 guests, where visitors are welcome to bring their own food and drinks. This makes it an excellent spot for families to relax and enjoy a creative environment after a day of sightseeing in South Zealand or nearby attractions on Møn.
Kratgarden is open on weekdays from 2 pm to 5 pm and on Saturdays from 10 am to 2 pm, with Mondays closed. Special opening hours can be arranged by appointment, providing flexibility for group visits or events. For practical information, contact Kratgarden by phone at +45 30 63 59 15 or visit their official website.
Combining cultural experiences with the beauty of South Zealand's countryside, a visit to Kratgarden provides a memorable, family-friendly outing that complements any trip to this vibrant Danish region.
Find more details and plan your visit at www.kratgaarden.dk.
